Maillet v. Martin
Supreme Court of Louisiana
from the Fifth District Court of New Orleans, Buchanan, J,
1Opinion of the Court
By the court:
Rost, J.
Under an amicable settlement between the plaintiffs and the defendant, involving various commercial transactions, the latter agreed to pay, and did pay said plaintiffs, $3500, and assumed to pay Peter Maillet, of the Island of Martinique, the further sum of seven thousand francs, if so much was due him by the plaintiffs; and, if less was due, he bound himself to account to them for the difference. Subsequently the defendant paid Peter Maillet four thousand three hundred and eighty-seven francs fifty-five centimes, under this agreement, and took his receipt for that amount.
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